HOW TO LEARN TO FLY FOR FREE! My UK Flight Training Journey, Tips & Tricks [HD Pilot VLOG]
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2020
- Ever wanted to learn to fly or become a pilot, but never had the money...? £££ In this video, I outline my flight training journey and explain how it's possible to learn to fly without having thousands of pounds. For more information about getting into aviation, learning to fly or becoming a pilot, please visit: www.iwanttofly.org
Please note, I am not a flying instructor, this video is for entertainment purposes only. For more information on my flying, please visit Coepilot: www.coepilot.uk
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Chris Lehman - Arrival
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I must admit it did grind my gears a little hearing about how one person alone was given all these opportunities and not being spread out between more people, but after hearing your enthusiasm for giving back to the community you have thoroughly changed my mind. You worked extremely hard and your heart is clearly in the right place. This is an excellent video both the editing and videography, you could really go far in this space. I look forward to hearing about your bright future Sir
Thank you very much for watching and for your kind comments; hopefully through my videos I can help inspire and support others to achieve the same! 🤞✈️
well why shouldn't one person get the opportunities? Best man for the job, rather than spread the opportunities out to the less-worthy and waste them?
A very inspirational video. Reach for the stars and you’ll get there. You’ve certainly worked hard to get where you are today. Looking forward to more videos.
Thanks for watching!
What a great video always see the little planes in the air and have never appreciated what goes in to get the license! Well deserved on all the opportunities! dedicated and passionate for the industry!
Stumbled across this video. Pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed it and you/your attitude and personality. Hooked now and will check out your other vids. Thanks for the effort making and uploading this.
Thank you for watching, and for your support!
Really engaging story and congratulations! A clear demonstration of passion mixed with dedication and using your smarts that near anything is possible.
Thank you - really appreciate the support
Well done to you sir. Proof that hard work, dedication and passion pays off.
Thank you Jim!
Well done young man. Im 43 and you have inspired me 🤝
Thanks for sharing your story and in such detail. You did very well to be successful with the scholarship early on. I guess there is an element of luck involved, but as you say you made sure your application was absolutely perfect before you submitted it, so your hard work and attention to detail paid off. Well done you and a great example to others to do the same! 💙
Thanks for your kind words! Hopefully it can show others that flying can be accessible, and inspire more people to get into flying! Be sure to check out scholarships and bursaries for the next steps in your training - and look forward to meeting you one day too! 😃✈️
Hi George, what a journey you've had so far and a great video. During these extraordinary times I've dusted down and spruced up my flight sim (xPlane) - I'd forgotten how useful that can be for keeping fresh with procedures etc and perhaps another relatively cheap option to get going with flying skills. I fly out of Lee and hopefully we'll be back in the air very soon. Well done.
Thanks Chris, that’s a fantastic point! I used to be on my flight sim all the time when I was younger, and it’s come in useful recently for instrument training 😃 Fingers crossed you’re back in the air soon, hopefully I’ll see you about at Lee soon 🛫
What a fantastic journey! Well done mate! Your an absolute inspiration! X
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your passion and the details of the steps you have taken
Glad it was helpful!
Very Nice Mate, I’m Starting My Training Soon, Just do a bit of casual flying atm. Great video, very informative ✈️
Thank you! You’ll love the flying, best of luck with it! 😃🛫
I love this video! I’ve had a interest for aviation since I was little and have taken part in uncountable activities and courses etc. but since about a year I’ve been giving up on things and putting myself down by only looking at negative things regarding my dreams and completely blanking the fact that there are many organisations that are willing to help and guide people like me. Watching a couple of videos and just researching helped me realise again how much I love aviation and that I need to pick up where I left off and slowly I’ll get there ✈️ :)
Stay positive, don’t give up and you’ll get there! 🛫 I’m glad you liked the video and found it useful. Best of luck with everything, and if I can help in any way, please let me know! 😃
George Coe okay, thank you very much 👍🏼😊
@@mz2667 in case you didn't know, you can get flying for really cheap at your local gliding club.. ask for a CASC membership.. :-)
Great to Watch George, Great inspiring video.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for sharing probably the most helpful pilot video out there
Thanks for watching, I’m glad you found it useful!
This is great George, keep going lad!
Thank you, glad you liked it Matt!
Hi, I was about to politely remind this chap that he was wrong but he is actually right. I've been an airline pilot for 30 years in the UK and this guy is pretty smart and he knows what he's talking about.
The best vid ever for the starters to be motivated!
Thank you for watching, I’m glad you found it motivational!
Cool video sir thank you ❤
Thank you for taking the time to explain. I am so interested in becoming a Pilot if scholarship will still be possible for me. This has been my long time dream and also don't know if my age will not be a barrier.
Thank you.
Wow,George a terrific video ,very inspiring,you should offer this to fly training schools,I am a 75 year old,enthusiast,still love aviation,20 years at BHX,13 years at a handling agent,looking after biz jets,best years off my life,only regret is I left it too late to get into aviationmany thanks for that excellent video.Derek.
Thanks for your kind words Derek, I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Aviation is a fantastic industry, hopefully I can support and inspire many more so they can experience it for themselves! All the best, George
Great video, great comments, great advice, you are an amazing young man......
Thank you!
really enjoyed watching your video I have always wanted to learn how to fly and gain my PPL thank you for your enthusiam and helpful tips on applying :)
Thanks for watching, I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
Really inspirational nice video love it 😊
Thanks Bob! 👍
Brilliant vlog George!
Thanks for watching!
I would love to become a pilot iv had one flying lesson that my wife got me as a present. It was an amazing feeling especially when my instructor asked if I would like to take the controls and fly. He asked if I had flown before he said I was a natural and I should think about taking it up, I think he was just being nice. Your video has made me wont to have a few more lessons and look in to being a pilot I mean it won't hurt to at least look into it.
Many thanks grate video Gregory.
Great to hear you had a fantastic time, thanks for watching and all the best with your next few flights!
Wow, great video! I am also in RAFAC and its honestly the best! Hope to solo in a glider this summer after covid as I have a scholarship lined up. Just looking at flight schools at the moment. Great video! Really helped me! Good luck man!
Thanks for watching; I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Congratulations on your scholarship, good luck with it - you’ll never forget your first solo! 😎✈️
@@Coepilot yes, I will definitely be looking into some of these scholarships you have done! The biggest challenge at the moment is coming up with the money for flight school! Hopefully I can get that ATPL and fly for an airline!
Keep your passion and you’ll get there! Lots of great opportunities every year 👌 Good luck with it all ✈️😃
@@Coepilot thank you man!
You are clearly very lucky George.I cant imagine the odds of landing all those scholarships but its low i would think.Good to see you wanting to give back rather than just take.All the best
Great motivational video. All the best in your future...
Thank you Dan!
Good luck to you bro
found this video more useful then the info some flight schools give
Thanks for watching, I’m glad you found it useful!
thank you great full
Great video, you've earned a new sub!
Thanks for watching and subscribing Nicholas, I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
This was class, I wasnt expecting it, I thought it was just gonna be some yobbo but you're actually decent although I must add not everyone is as lucky.
Thanks for watching Azhal, I’m glad it was better than first expected! I would say hard work and determination has been more prevalent than luck - if you put your mind to it, anyone can do it! 😃
@@Coepilot Hi George, when he said lucky I think he was referring to your exposure and opportunity at a young age. My dream was always to become a pilot, but I didn't even know the air cadets existed, and my parents always thought flying was for the rich, so I just kind of accepted it would never happen. I'm 29 now and just discovered gliding; I sent my membership form off yesterday so hopefully I can finally make a start!
@@alanfitzpatrick9428 Amazing, hope you really enjoy it! 29 is still young enough for a very filling aviation journey/career too, if you wanted to pursue it. Hope all goes well for you 😃🤞
@@Coepilot Thanks, I hope so! Also, I forgot to congratulate you on your achievements in my original comment. My dreams have downsized now; I used to want to become a commercial pilot, but at this stage if I could get to the point where I could go solo in a small Cessna by the time I'm 40 I'd be ecstatic!
@@alanfitzpatrick9428 If you keep the passion you’ll get there for sure! Be sure to look at the NPPL/LAPL route using motorgliders (if your local club has one?) - it’s a cheap/efficient way to get to your PPL down the line.
Thank you - I hope I can continue to support and inspire others to give something back 🤞💪
Thank you so much
Just the sort of chap I would want sat next to me in the cockpit! Sorry to hear WestAtlantic fell through. I have no doubt you will succeed in your ultimate quest - and then some!
Thanks for your kind comments, much appreciated! 😃
Wow brilliant video!
Thanks for watching!
Hi man,
Good video and really interesting journey.
I have a quick question. Does hours from ultralight (e.g. skyranger) count for PPL license? That would bring the costs down significantly.
Thanks for watching! I don’t think ultralight hours can count directly towards a PPL, but I think you might be able to upgrade from NPPL to LAPL/PPL without much hassle and/or cost - that’s definitely worth having a look at. www.nationalprivatepilotslicence.co.uk/ is great for checking things like this.
@@Coepilot cheers
nice video love it 😊
Thanks Leo
Great video, and very inspirational. I’ve always wanted to get my PPL but have lacked the funds. Unfortunately I’m colour deficient so a PPL is my limit. Do you know if this would limit my chances of a scholarship?
Thanks for watching! Not at all, so long as you can obtain a class 2 medical (or other relevant medical standard for likes of NPPL/LAPL). Scholarships are awarded to those with a passion about flying rather than anything else.
Great video , thanks. Where are you now with the ATPL or are you at the Instructor stage ... Im very keen myself to embark on the aviation journey to ATPL ..... 1st Im looking at doing a discovery flight (near Gatwick ,Surrey if possible) just to get a feel for it, then unto the class 1 medical , PPL ,and then the integrated ATPL to fly commercial or Cargo ( and no I dont have a spare £100 -£150k , but by the universe or God's grace I will find a way ) ...At 50, Im not giving up on my dream ...it is all i think about daily...lol. Any recommendations on what books to get in the meantime to give me a head start . thanks again
fATPL and FI now - I did it! 🙌 Glad you’re not giving up the dream, stick with it and you’ll get there, sounds like a good plan. Modular route is definitely the way forward and much more affordable. With regards to books ‘stick and rudder’ is a great starting book that also helps link into principles of flight towards PPL. Otherwise, eBay for second hand PPL/ATPL books are also a good shout. Best of luck ✈️
Thanks for this video. How did you prepare for these interviews? I’ve got one with the airleague and I’d appreciate some tips pls
Hi Jake, the key is to show your passion for aviation and have a plan for how you’d use a scholarship towards your end goal. In addition, make sure you clue up on the Air League, some basic technical flying knowledge (ie. how lift is produced by a wing), and some examples of showing determination, perseverance, teamwork etc. Good luck!
@@Coepilot truly appreciate the response. I’ll get on with prepping!
I’m 37 just looking into flight school now. I’ve read about people in their 50’s just starting in commercial. Never too late.
Doug Stenning Absolutely! Best of luck with it all, if you’ve got passion for it, you’ll ace it! 😃
I was thinking of going over to Gosport airfield as I live around the corner but I'm 44 and thinking I might be a bit old for starting
Not at all! Plenty of people start their flying journey later in life - definitely pop down and have a chat with one of the flying schools to get some more info.
Good video, can you recommend a decent headset that won’t completely break the bank?
Thanks David. Try SEHT headsets - they’re highly rated and fairly priced! They do active noise cancellation types too.
Hi, I've got a question. When taking flying lessons, would you be able to fly with a family member with you?
Hi Preston, yes - this isn’t usually a problem although rules may differ from flying school to flying school. At the end of the day though, it’s your flight(s) so there’s no reason it shouldn’t be allowed (providing they can sit quietly in the back). 🙂
Thank you! Your video was very useful! I do want to ask, I've seen companies love l3 doing integrated for around 80k. Isn't that a good price considering most modular courses are around that price?
Thanks for watching! £80k all in, isn’t too bad, but modular can be done for £20-30k less. I would imagine that the £80k doesn’t include test fees, accommodation etc. It’ll probably come out more like £100k all in.
@@Coepilot thank you! Is it true that commercial airline companies will look down at modular students? Do you have similar job prospects either way?
@@JazzyStahh I don’t know about that however I do know that l3 haaris have connections with most of the major European airlines and help hook you up with a position at one of these. That may be why l3 is a bit more expensive
Fair play to you bud. I too followed a similar route but was less successful. I'm currently learning more through Flight Sim 2020 while saving money and investing in Bitcoin. On track to having the saving to gain LAPL soon which is all I hope to achieve, then go flying for fun. Best wishes to your flying career. Wish I could join you but sometimes life gives us different hands.
Thanks for watching, all the best for the future - don’t give up and you’ll be flying in some capacity before you know it!
Well you've truly inspired me...
I started my ppl when I was 16 but only got 4 hours logged then was asked to leave home so money was the biggest factor in my decision to call it day.
However, the sky still calls me daily and I think I will look into the routes and information you have provided....
1 question, at 34 nearly 35, is it too late?
Have you managed to get back to your atpl after covid restrictions ended?
Great video, thanks!
Thanks Dan, glad it’s helped re-ignite the flame!
Not at all - let’s say you start flying at 40, you’ve still got 20 odd years left of potential ‘commercial’ flying and even more time beyond this for private flying!
I managed to gain an FI scholarship in 2021 so am now instructing at my local flying school, and hold my CPL & IR too.
Best of luck!
@@Coepilot thank you for your swift reply George!!!
That is great advice and I'm going to get down to Brighton City Airport ASAP to make a fresh start...
Congratulations on your achievements,
Perhaps one day I may get a lesson from you :)
Many thanks and all the best
Nice video George - with your determination you deserve to succeed. See you around at Solent Airport sometime - I will even buy you a coffee 😉NB this has just popped up on my UA-cam feed - it’s strange how the UA-cam algorithm works !
Thanks for watching Colin! Hopefully see around at Solent Airport soon, love meeting like minded people 😃
Hey bro I'm interested in becoming a commercial pilot and I'm 16. What would you say is the best route I take because I can't afford to pay £60-70k, unless I pay monthly. Thanks!
The good news is, you’ve got plenty of time so no rush to get straight to commercial straight away.
1) Research and apply for any scholarships/bursaries/cadet ships you are eligible for
2) Regardless of no. 1, think about a ground based career (which could be in aviation) which will be a good Plan B if anything should happen to your medical etc down the line - hopefully it won’t - but it can also be a starting place to get an income and get saving to help self fund some/all of your training
3) Fly in the most cost effective way possible. Ie. Gliding/micro lights first, then LAPL -> PPL -> IR(R) -> Night Rating & Hour Building (including IFR time) -> CBIR -> CPL -> UPRT & MCC-JOC or APS. This way you can save thousands, and also complete training at the pace of your budget, in chunks or segments at a time. It will also give you excellent exposure to different types of aircraft, airfields, airspace etc.
Hope that helps & good luck! ✈️
Hi i want to take pilot training. For this there is age barrier or not? And what are the criteria area needed. Plz tell me details
Hi, thanks for watching! Generally there aren’t any age limits on learning to fly, but above 60, medical limits may start to apply and restrictions imposed. There are no set requirements to become a pilot, a passion and willingness to learn are the main things!
I’m hopefully starting my NPPL lessons soon so wish me luck aha!
How old are you and how long have you been flying?
Thanks!
Best of luck with it Louis! I’m 24 and have had my license since 2015, but I have been flying since around 14 years old (with Air Cadets)
@@Coepilot That’s amazing! I don’t suppose you have got any advice or tips for beginners have you?
What was it like flying the first time after you had passed?
@@louisedwards3156 Keep passionate and enjoy it! Having the passion will ensure you’ve got the desire to learn both in the cockpit and outside. Ground school and home studying (through books, online self studying or even likes of watching UA-cam videos) will all help you along with your training. 😃
@@Coepilot Ive been watching videos (Including yours)! I’ve been reading books/magazines and also help off the internet. Thankyou for your advice and support George!!
That was a brilliant video. I wish I could go back 7/8 years to join the Air Cadets. I have no aviation experience other than going plane watching and being quite a plane nerd. Would the nonprofit organisations you mentioned put a 20 year old like me through a scholarship for a PPL? I’ve always wanted to fly but it’s always seemed so unattainable.
Hi Harry, absolutely! Having that passion is the key, be sure to check out the different organisations and apply away... 😃
@@Coepilot Thank you so much for getting back to me! I will 100% look into it!
@@Coepilot Thank you so much for getting back to me! I will 100% look into it!
Good talk
Thanks for watching!
Can you fly internationally with a private pilot's license? like if i get it in the uk, can i hire a helicopter in the us or dubai, will it work?
Hi Florian, depending on which country/nation you gain your licence will depend on which other nations’ aircraft you can fly.
With a UK issued licence, you can’t directly fly an aircraft registered to Dubai (you could fly a UK registered aircraft in Dubai) but you could easily gain permission/licensing from other states worldwide to fly their aircraft - usually it’s just a paperwork exercise.
@@Coepilot sweet! thanks for the info
Hey there, this video is so inspiring to me. I'm just turning 18 and I'm thinking about applying for one of these scholarships. I wanted to ask how can you persuade them to choose you. Apart from saying since I was 5 years old I've always wanted to fly a plane what else are you supposed to say? How can you convince them? And what would you talk about in an interview
Thanks for watching! I’m glad the video is inspiring to you 😃 The main thing is to get across how you’re following your dream and passion ie. plane spotting, flight sims, cadets, volunteering, work experience etc. Also get across transferable skills that you have acquired so far ie. team work, initiative, calm under pressure etc. Link all these points and give reasons to how/why they’re relevant to aviation/flying. There’s lots more tips on the ‘Future Coepilot’ section of my website - www.coepilot.uk You can also contact me directly using the form. Best of luck and hope that’s useful? 🤞✈️
@@Coepilot that is very helpful the only thing I might want to ask is what if you don't have a lot of experiences the best thing I could think of is me being in the air cadets and spending hours upon hours on flight Sims at home. And thank you for your help :)
@@ThePilotWhoCantFly They’re both excellent examples of having both developmental opportunities for technical knowledge and soft, transferable skills. An example may be that you have to regularly work as part of a team in cadets. And things like self-learning about radio phraseology for the flight sim, or operational procedures etc.
@@Coepilot thank you once again for all the help this has been so useful :)
Top job buddy 👍
BARNABY GOODLASS Thank you!
George Coe I move back to UK next Summer and I’m starting my PPL straight away 👍
BARNABY GOODLASS Fantastic, make sure you check out the scholarships and bursaries available too! Good luck and most of all, enjoy it! 😃✈️
George Coe a little old for that mate, i have 6 years left in the forces so I will be able to partial fund through learning credits! Thought about doing it here in the States but you meed 100 hrs PIC to convert to EASA from FAA. Works out cheaper to start next July when I return to UK.
BARNABY GOODLASS You’ll be surprised - some scholarships are open to all ages, and lots of ex-forces support too! Best of luck with it 👍😃
My son’s really got into aviation as I’m starting to learning to fly myself as of next year. He’s autistic but I’ve got him to do lessons on Microsoft flight sim so he can learn how to read gauges etc. I’m really tempted to get him an experience package and would love to get him lessons but not sure if he would take to it or if the instructors would be able to teach him in a way he’d understand. Is there a trust you could recommend that might be able to support him?
Hi David, definitely give Aerobility a shout - www.aerobility.com/ Best of luck with your flying - no doubt your son will be following closely in your footsteps! ✈️
@@Coepilot thanks so much. I spoke to someone from FSDP who recommended them so will definitely give them a shout. I have also tried help2fly but I haven’t had a response back yet. Thank you, I’m nervous but excited at the same time. Most people I know who are into aviation are already flying I’m a bit of a late bloomer 😂
It’s never too late! Enjoy it and all the best! ✈️
@@Coepilot we flew out of Blackbushe yesterday and Noah had his first lesson. He was an absolute sponge and they were absolutely amazing with him. We’ve got the bug and booked an hour lesson again in august. I’ve got to get the handbook for the piper warrior so get to grips with and try to find some books online about flight controls. The most strangest feeling having a 12 year old at the helm of a plane when I’m sat in the back 😂. It was amazing though I’m so over the moon. We also called in a fire we saw a few miles away nearer to Heathrow I’m not sure what it was but the smoke plume was enormous.
@@daviddoyle2085 amazing, sounds like a great flight! Glad you both enjoyed it and hope you enjoy the learning. Would love to hear how you get on down the line. Safe flying & all the best! 😃✈️
I am from India, I only have the money for PPL, I need to find a job in order to get my ATPL.
how do you join air cadets im 10 i really want to be a pilot😀
Find your local squadron by searching online and head down for a visit!
do you know of any ppl scholarships available to 15/16 year olds? thanks!
Check out The Air League and Honourable Company of Air Pilots. Both offer flying and/or gliding scholarships to those aged 16 and above.
thank you!@@Coepilot
Great vid.what subject do i pick to do for my gcses.i want to become a comercial pilot
Thanks for watching! There’s no formal academic requirements, however, I would suggest English, Maths, Science(s) and Geography. Other than that, just pick whatever you enjoy and will do well in - it’s more about effort and commitment than results of subjects. Good luck with your GCSEs!
@@Coepilot thank you so much.
@@Coepilot one more thing,i wanna to be a pliot for a b777 how would that work out
Once you get your Air Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) or Multi Crew Licence (MPL), you can apply for jobs with airlines; hopefully along the way, you can fly 777s. Some airlines allow you a preference to fleet/aircraft types etc. but this really varies from airline to airline. 👍
@@Coepilot can i ask which plane you fly?
You saying about career shows as a youngster, I went to loads, I wanted to be a pilot ever since I started in the ATC, going to these 'career' fairs and being told by the RAF (as lets face it they are the only ones offering back then (1995)) that I couldn't do sums quick enough that I wouldn't make a good pilot, (says the overweight put out to pasture recruitment officer!!!) So that stopped me, I always thought from then on I would be no good.
But something clicked in me last year and I really want to get back in the sky! But seeing the eye watering prices is putting me off now... Your tips have helped and I will see what I can do but who's going to want to employ a pilot in their mid forties when guys like you are chomping at the bit??
Go for it… If you started flying commercially at 50, that still gives you up to 15 years commercial flying and then however many years private flying/instructing/examining (if you wished to) for as long as you can hold a medical! I’ve known airline pilots start in their 40s, it’s more common than you think.
Don’t forget there’s lots more to flying than just commercial airlines too; there’s plenty of avenues to explore. If you’ve got the passion for it, one way or another you’ll do it and I bet you won’t look back!
Best of luck, don’t give up that dream 💪✈️
P.S. Thanks for watching! 😃
Thanks George, that gives me some confidence at least! Lol. Are those scholarships you mentioned limited by age? It seams they are for only the younger generation... Lol
@@garymartin8386 Some are but certainly not all of them. Some only have a lower age limit ie. must be above 17. Lots of people assume it’s therefore for younger people but there are certainly some scholarships and bursaries without any upper age limits
Can the ladies also take flight classes?
Absolutely!
Which Plane is that?
Dobbir Uddin Piper PA28-161 Warrior II
So basically it's only free if you are young and can get a scholarship.
Otherwise it's a case of paying for lessons ?
Not at all; there are scholarships and bursaries available for all ages! A good example would be the Honourable Company of Air Pilots’ scholarships...
Is there any scholarships open now cuz they all seem closed ☹️
Scholarships and bursaries open and close at different times of the year. Be sure to check out the Air League and Compton Abbas Airfield - I think they both have some open at the moment.
@@Coepilot do h have instagram I want to ask some questions
@@maxpro8575 @CoepilotUK
Why don't you guys fly from the right over there though??
When instructing we do, but when PIC left hand seat is standard due to instrumentation and fuel selector
Where you based mate
Lee-on-Solent Airport
Name of your flight school ?
Phoenix Aviation
@@Coepilot thank you. Could u please send link of their website. Would u recommend joining them now?
How much did you pay
All the training mentioned up to CPL/IR was free, through scholarships and bursaries. Between a bit of hour building and the CPL/IR, I will have paid less than £15k - so an fATPL for next to nothing!
So I'm guessing my 2200 hours in flight sim don't count :)
Simulator time certainly helps with knowledge and exposure to aviation operational procedures! 👍 I used to spend hours on my home simulator when I was younger and it certainly helped make training easier as I was ahead of the game…
Cost ??
1) Worst case scenario assuming no scholarships/bursaries - around £40k from 0 to fATPL(A)
2) Best case scenario using scholarships/bursaries - £0 😃
40k in England? Onlt know about one school in Poland for around 50k euros